Across
- 3. control point step where contamination can be prevented or eliminated
- 6. the conditions that are needed for bacteria and viruses to survive
- 8. temperature cold foods should be kept at
- 9. control limit the minimum criteria that must be met at each critical control point throughout the flow of food
- 10. hundred thirty-five degrees temperature hot foods should be kept at
Down
- 1. first principle of HACCP
- 2. illness illness caused by consuming food that contains pathogens that attack the human immune system
- 4. Time and Temperature Controlled for safety
- 5. second principle of HACCP
- 7. third principle of HACCP
- 8. of food the movement of food through a kitchen from the point it is received (delivered) to the time it is disposed of
